Luckily, there were no Raptors players nearby. After Jokic landed, he quickly jumped forward again, hoping to grab the rebound that was just within reach.
But just then, Wang Yi's voice rang out from Jokic's left, like a divine warrior descending from the heavens. He reached out with one hand in midair and snatched the ball away.
Jokic couldn't help cursing inwardly. That freak!
From where he stood, he could clearly see that Wang Yi's shoulders had still been level with the rim when he jumped.
They were already midway through the fourth quarter, and Wang Yi hadn't rested for even a second. Yet he could still jump that high.
If that wasn't freakish, what was?
After Wang Yi grabbed the rebound, Jokic hurried over to get in front of him and stop him from passing the ball to start a fast break.
King Arthur came over from the side as well, looking to double-team him.
But after landing, with his back to Jokic, Wang Yi didn't turn around or dribble. He simply jumped again.
Only once he was in the air did he turn around 180 degrees.
By then, he had a clear view of the entire court.
Zhang Jiacheng and Pang Bo were both already sprinting toward the opposite end.
The only Knicks player in the frontcourt was Aleksandar.
Wang Yi then pulled off a move that left everyone stunned.
He suddenly stretched his right hand behind him with the ball, as if drawing back a giant bow.
Then, relying on his immense core strength, he flung the ball downcourt with one hand.
As he did, he even added a fake.
He first pretended to throw toward Zhang Jiacheng, then abruptly changed direction halfway through and sent the ball toward Pang Bo in the middle.
Of course, that